“And for you my sweet hero, this is where it all ends.„
Ygerna is a Dark Sorceress of the Black Ring and a Follower of Chaos, she is the main reason for Damian's Corruption and his love.
Background[]
Young and beautiful, it would have required a keen mind to spot the looming darkness in her cat-like eyes. Like a twilight messenger she came to a young Damian to herald the conception of the devil that grew within his soul. She awakened his wrath and his greed; his lust and his love, but their rapture was not to endure. Unmasked as a Black Ring envoy, Ygerna was arrested and executed. It was then that Damian cast the Soul Forge, as he beheld for the last time the face that would launch a thousand demons and burn the sumptuous cities of Rivellon. [1][2]
Ygerna was executed by Lucian the Divine in 1233 AD when Damian fell to Chaos and took control of the Black Ring. Damian's main goal is to resurrect her so she can be by his side when he launches his invasion of Rivellon.
Ego Draconis[]
“From the very Hall of Echoes she skimmed to the surface of Rivellon for her knight in shining armour - who was to be both strong enough to find her, and weak enough to be controlled.
„—Lucian Divinity II: Ego Draconis
The Dragon Knight is tricked by Ygerna who takes Talana's guise to resurrect her in 1300 AD by deceiving the Dragon Knight with a lie that she and Damian have been soulforged and that when one dies the other will live. Her resurrection thus gave Damian "immortality". She also imprisons the Dragon Knight in Plane of Hypnerotomachia with Lucian. who has been imprisoned there by his son Damian.
Flames of Vengeance[]
“You have nothing to teach me, slave to the Divine!
„—Ygerna Divinity II: Flames of Vengeance
After the Dragon Knight burns down Damians palace Ygerna escapes to the Plane of Hypnerotomachia followed by the Knight. Lucian tries to persuade Ygerna to surrender once more but fails.
During this conversation Ygerna mentions that Damian is preparing for "completion" and tells the player about her plan to infiltrate Aleroth in disguise to free Behrlihn (if the player did not free him).
If Behrlihn is freed he will make an appearance and tells Ygerna that she and Damian should have tried to sway the dragon to their cause and that this confrontation was inevitable. Nonetheless battle soon erupts during which Ygerna dies along with Behrlihn and Lucian is set free.
Interactions[]
Ego Draconis[]
Quests | Mindread | Merchant |
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✔ | ✘ | ✘ |
Flames of Vengeance[]
Quests | Mindread | Merchant |
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✘ | ✘ | ✘ |
Related quests[]
Ego Draconis[]
Gallery[]
References[]
- ↑ Child of the Chaos novella
- ↑ Divinity II: Ego Draconis website description